Registered Dietitian

Primary Location Burnet Campus Department Nutrition Therapy Shift Day (United States of America) Schedule Full time Weekly Hours 32 FTE 0.8 Employee Status Regular *Expected Starting Pay Range $58,406.40 - $74,588.80 *Starting pay is based on experience, skills, and equity; exceptions may apply for highly qualified candidates. Additional pay (e.g., shift, on-call, or weekend differentials) and benefits may apply. Annual pay may vary based on FTE status. Registered Dietitian for the Keto Program Location: Burnet Campus, Cincinnati OH Status: 32 hours/week during the Monday-Friday work week. What We Have to Offer: * Internationally Recognized: Cincinnati Children's is nationally ranked in all pediatric specialties. For more than 15 years, we have been named a top-ranked pediatric hospital by U.S. News & World Report and are the #2 recipient of pediatric research grants from the National Institutes of Health. * Family-Centered Care: Dietitians work alongside a medical team of doctors, nurses, and other allied health professionals. We consider the family's community setting and culture and how family members interact with nutrition and health. * Clinical Ladder: Designed to advance and recognize the knowledge, skills, experience, and leadership abilities of the staff within the Nutrition Therapy Division. Promotional pay opportunities available. * Benefits and Paid Time Off: Benefits start immediately. RDs can accrue 30 days of PTO each year; unused PTO rolls over. Additional PTO for some promotions. What you will do as a Reg. Dietitian: * Provide personalized nutrition care: Assess each patient's nutritional needs and develop practical care plans that reflect their medical needs, growth and development, family values, culture, and available resources. * Educate and empower families: Provide nutrition counseling and education that help patients and caregivers confidently follow the nutrition plan at home. * Monitor progress: Evaluate each patient's response to the nutrition care plan, revise recommendations as needed and use current research to support high-quality practice. * Work as part of the care team: Partner with physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, and internal and community resources to coordinate care and improve outcomes for patients and families. * Support specialized programs: Provide medical nutrition therapy and nutrition expertise for assigned patients, program areas, division initiatives, and community-based efforts such as healthy weight and healthy eating programs. * Share your expertise: Explain pediatric nutrition principles to nutrition staff, care team members, and community partners, and help orient and educate new dietitians. * Guide and develop others: Orient, supervise, and direct diet technicians and interns, as applicable. * Grow professionally: Participate in committees, work groups, process-improvement activities, and learning opportunities that strengthen the department, hospital, and profession. * Support responsible operations: Complete productivity records, enter charges promptly, contribute to team projects, and take ownership of assigned work. Education and Exper